Added a brush reset operator so that a user won't need to reload the default blend to get back default brush settings
* New brush.reset operator, resets a brush based on the currently-selected tool
* Added UI button in the tools panel
TODO:
* Only resets sculpt brushes right now, other paint modes should be added
* Sculpt polish tool exists only as a Brush, not as a tool; I'd suggest we make it a tool so it can be reset to defaults too
* Animation data for meshes wasn't getting saved at all (the linked actions were, but that doesn't really count)
* Lib-linked actions from other files may not load correctly too
from Dan Eicher (dna)
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Adds the option to not copy python into the .blender/python directory.
Also fixes the problem of deleting the blender installed python where the blender runtime only looks for the copied python and not the system one but not entirely sure why, something to do with CMake hardcoding the PYTHONPATH and PYTHONHOME vars I suppose.
This patch only applies to the 'UNIX AND NOT APPLE' platforms but, then again, those are the only ones anyone really
cares about...or at least the only ones where using the system python is really viable.
from Ralf Hölzemer (cheleb) with my own edits to make the selected camera more clear in the camera view, this also works around the problem where you cant see the camera to select it with passepartout close to 1.0.
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Attached patch changes the camera representation to draw pixel- and aspectratio corrected in 3dview. It does also fix
a little issue where the camera name would jump when the title save would be (de)activated in the camera view.
- Fixed incorrect working of "from mix" insert keyblock operator property
shapekey coordinated are applying on curve's data when creating displist,
so curve's nurbs can't be used as unchanged data -- use basis keyblock data instead
- Fixed tilt damaging when loading editcurve -- made a typo in array indexes
from Justin Dailey (dail)
from the tracker
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In the text space after the python commands return, break, pass or yeild and hitting "Enter" for a new line,
it unindents 1 tab. However it does not do this for the continue statement.
from Justin Dailey (dail)
from the tracker
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In the text editor doing something like this:
print(":(")
When it goes to match the closing bracket, it will highlight the one in the string, not the first one. Also doing:
array["[index"]
will cause it to match the second [ with the closing one.
I have attached a patch to fix this issue. (See attached image to see correct highlighting)
It also works with triple quotes strings(ie """...""" or '''...''')
*Note* However, originally bracket highlighting always on even if syntax highlighting is off. The patch makes it so
it only highlights brackets when syntax highlighting is on (this is a side effect of doing the code this way, if it
was done any other way ALOT of code would have been needed to check for strings,triple quoted strings, escaped quotes,
and comments forwards and backwards). When highlighting matching brackets, the code checks the line's format string
to see if the char is in a string or comment to skip it. If syntax highlighting is turned off, the format string is
null and cannot be used,thus no bracket highlighting.
* Changed UI code to display image browser for PROP_IMAGEPATH
* Set the icon_filepath RNA property for brushes to use PROP_IMAGEPATH
* Changed preview icon drawing to ignore unset icons
* Fixed const warnings in brush RNA
dlltool --> build_files/make/dlltool
bin --> release/bin
Since dlltool is only used make + mingw and ./bin is misleading because it would seem the blender binary would be copied there, but its just used for home directory files.
updated scons/cmake/make
In this commit i've fixed crash when opening file browser. This crash was caused
by different _stat structures size in storage.c and filelist.c (because of force
setting __MSVCRT_VERSION__ in storage.c), other errors from report
were fixed earlier.
I've used _stati64 strcutrure and functions and tested on official
mingw-gcc 3.4.5, official mingw-gcc 4.4.0, tdm-mingw-gcc 4.4.1,
cross mingw-gcc 4.4.4 and cross mingw-gcc 4.2.1-sjlj -- everything was
ok in this configurations (except openexr and opencollada libraries which
requires sjlj compiler, so i was unable to build blender with that
libraries by official mingw-gcc 4.4.0)
BGE Py Controllers were effectively doing this...
"a.b.c" --> "__import__('a').b.c()"
This was annoying because it meant module 'a' would need to import 'b' explicitly.
Now use import like this.
"a.b.c" --> "__import__("a.b").c()"
Note that this has the slight disadvantage that these need to be modules, where as before they could be collections of functions in a class instance for eg. So its possible this breaks existing files but dont think anyone used this since its a fairly obscure use case.
for some reason mbstowcs() was converting '/home/matrem/Téléchargements/' to '/home/matrem/T', where blenders utf8towchar() worked correctly, tried changing my locale but didnt help so using blenders utf8towchar() function.
Fixed brush icons loading slowly
* Changed brush icon property from an enum to a flag that toggles whether a custom file is used for the brush icon
* Changed get_brush_icon to only handle loading external icons, built-ins are handled through the regular icon system
* Modified preview icon drawing to allow built-in icons
* When not using a custom icon, a default icon is selected based on the current tool
TODO:
* Allowing preview to show built-in icons makes the brush texture selector look ugly when nothing is selected. As discussed on IRC though, the nothing-selected state needs to be clarified anyway; I'll address this in another commit
* Use image browser when selecting a custom icon
* Selecting the default icon is ugly (uses the active object's mode), this can be fixed by making brushes know which paint mode they are part of
